Front-mounted snowplow truck
- Chassis mounting
- Universal mounting bracket; confirm fit for the selected chassis
- Hydraulic blade angling
- ±30°
- Hopper rain cover (where fitted)
- Waterproof canvas cover
- Spreader adjustment (where fitted)
- Continuously variable hydraulic adjustment
- Quick-removal snow blade bracket
- Standard
- Snow blade cutting-edge material
- Wear-resistant manganese steel
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the front-mounted snowplow truck
The KEEYAK Front-Mounted Snowplow Truck is a plow truck with a hydraulically positioned front blade that cuts, rolls, and directs snow away from the vehicle’s travel path during winter road clearance. Blade angling is ±30°. Wear-resistant manganese steel is specified for the cutting edge.
It serves municipalities, highway agencies, airports, mines, and industrial facilities. Match blade profile and working width to road geometry. Snow condition and operating speed affect the choice of cutting edge and attack angle, including trip protection. The mounting plate and hydraulics must suit the truck, with front-axle load checked.
Typical applications
Municipal street snow clearance
The winter service vehicle clears fresh or compacted snow from urban streets where blade width, parked vehicles, curbs, and turning space constrain operation.
Highway lane plowing
Road agencies move accumulated snow from traffic lanes during storms, using blade geometry and vehicle stability suited to route speed and snowfall depth.
Industrial yard clearance
Factories, mines, and logistics centers clear internal roads and yards so staff, trucks, and emergency access can continue during winter conditions.
Airport service road clearing
Configured units clear landside or service roads under airport procedures, with snow ejection, surface obstacles, visibility, and restricted-area requirements carefully controlled.
Before you order
Who is the front-mounted snowplow truck best suited for?
Choose a front plow where snow can be pushed into an approved storage area along the route. Check blade width, mounting and the loaded front axle. If snow must be thrown or loaded elsewhere, compare a blower or another removal method.
